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Reed, Matthew, 170
Redding, 99, 100, 167, 190; trains, 219, 220, 233; in Civil War, 299; in blizzard, 369 Reid, W. B., 327
Reid, William, 38
Reiffele, Carl, 437
Reinecke, William, 437
Reliance Fire Co., 310, 332
Relyea, Albert, 406
Reorg. Church, Jesus Christ,
Latter Day Saints, 234
Republican women, 421
Reservoirs, Grupe's, Brown's, Scott's, and Spring Hill, 317; Crystal Lake, 318; City Lake, 319
Ressigue or Ressique, Alexander, 78, 102, 103
Revolutionary War; Norwalk sides with King in pre war up- risings, 128, 129; rumblings, 134; patriotism here, 136; prices during, 140; generals in, 141- 143; Ridgefield and Danbury
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burned, 144; Tories, 146; burn Fairfield, 151; in Norwalk, 152- 162
Reynolds Alton, 417; Bernard, 389; Charles, 293; Lester, 240; Terence, 230 Riccio Brothers, 416, 417
Ricco, Giovanni, 402
Rich, John, 160, 161
Richards, James, 135, 153, 154,
170; John, 169; Nathaniel, 31, 32, 38, 44, 57, 63; Samuel, 135 Richmond, Thomas, 294
Rider, Harry, 309, 371, 389, 393, 431
Rider, Mary G., 58, 371
Ridgefield, 25, 77, 78, 92, 99, 100, 141, 142, 143; burned, 144, 145,
161; 262; in Civil War, 298, 299 Riggio, Corrado, 242
Riordan, Michael J., 389
Rivalry, between horse cars, 312
River, Norwalk, 149
Roach, John, 82, 295
Roaten, 27, 64, 65
Roberts, Colonel, 259; David, 350; George, 303; Grace, 403; Nathan, 417
Robertson, Edward, Mrs., 334
Robins, Thomas, 389
Robinson, David, 437 Robinson, Thomas, 268
"Rocks," see "The Rocks" Rockwell, Isaac, 206; Jonathan, 100; Joseph, Jr, 103 Roger Ludlow School, 251, 258 Rogers and Stevens, 324, 429 Rogers, Charles, 398, 429; Dr., 166; Elizabeth, 132; Hezekiah, 150, 189; Moses, Mrs., 132; Su- sannah, 132; Uriah, 135, 141 Roodner, Samuel, 433; Mrs., 423 Rooney, Frank, 382 Roosevelt School, 251, 255
Root, Harvey, 443
Rosenblatt, Hollub, 427 Rosenthal, Doris, 437 Rotary, 421 Roth and Goldschmidt, 428 Roton Point, 27; bell, 310; Fish Is. oyster bed, 358; 426 Rough Hat Co., 290 Round Hill, 154
Rowan, Frederick, 228 Rowan, Robert H., 227, 327, 337
Rowayton, 2, 27, 32, 33, 34, 95; Tories in, 146, 147, 148; mill, 187; M. E. Church, 192; Baptist church, 233; school, 251, 254; fire company, 309; cars, 313; water, 319; library, 331; post- office, 373; railroad, 374; inven- tion, 386
Rowayton Baptist Church, 233
Rowayton Hose Co., 307, 309, 310 Rowayton Library, 310, 331; bene- fits, 332; librarians, 332
Rowayton Methodist Church, 192 Rowayton Post office, 373
Rowayton School, 251, 255
Rowayton Yacht Club, 441
Rowland, Andrew, 124
Rummler, Alexander, 389; Jose- phine, 403 Runckenunnett, 32, 33
Runckinheage, or Runckingheage, 32, 33, 65
Rundle's Bakery, 334
Rusco, John, 31, 38, 44, 78, 84, 264; William, 44
Ruskoe, Nathaniel, 31
Russell, Adolphus, Mrs., 421; Arthur, Mrs., 45, 47; Downes, 417; J. E., Mrs., 116; James, 292, 294; John, 230, 258
Rye, 75, 76
Sabbaths, "sour and sad," 95 Sabel Hat Co., 290
Safety, Bd. Public, 391
Safety window invention, 353 Safir, Leo, 428
Sail Packets, 216
St. George, Lewis, 296; Mildred, 403
St. John, C. C. 266; Charles, 252; Daniel, 135; George, 245, 378; Joseph, 206; Josiah, 134; Mat- thew, 100; Matthias, 100; Moses, 135; Mrs., 134, 164, 165; Nathan, 168; Samuel, 100; Stephen, 130; 135, 168, 171, 172, 206; William, 168, 176, 245
St. Joseph's R. C. Church, 231, 235, 239; school, 258 St. Ladislaus, 231, 239 St. Mary's R. C. Church, 229, 230; school, 230, 258 St. Paul's, 98, 107, 136, 148;
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burned, 164; new church after Rev., 176, 213, 230, 235, 236, 237 St. Peter's Church, 240
Salaries, schoolteachers, 253
Salt, scarce, 138
Salvation Army, 243, 399
Sammis house, 177
Sammis, Dr., 409; Mrs., 316; Wil- liam, 372
Sanborn, Elwin, 444 :
Sandy Hammock; 414, 479
Sanford, Eli, 244
Sanger, Helen, 403
Sanitarium, 425
"Sanitary Control, Shell Fish In- dus. of U. S." 361
Sanitary rules for oyster indus., 362
"Sara K," 218
Sartain, George, Mrs., her school, 261
Sasco, 12
Sasco Swamp Fight, see Great Swamp Fight
Sasqua River, see Mill River
Sassacus, 7; becomes sachem, 8,
9; swears vengeance, 11; in Pequot Swamp battle, 15; es- capes, 16; dies, 16; heroic figure, 17, 18, 19, 20 Sasseakun 32, 33
Saugatuck, 28, 65, 72, 90, 92, 99
Saugatuck River, 21, 22, 65, 72
Saug. Shores, Beach Club, 431 Saunders, John, 136, 170
"Savannah," 218
Saw mill, see Mills
Saxton, Ernest, 434
Saybrook, 8, 10, 12
Scalise, Victor, 233
Scalisi, Guiseppe, 256
Scanlon, Barry, 440
Scherzer Rolling Lift Bridge Co., 395
Schnitzer, Charles, 428
Schmitt, Carl, 437
Schmitt, Robert, 438
Schofield, George 338
School Visitors, 248
Schoolmasters, see Teachers Schools, none, 57; first, 84, 87; conditions in 1839, 245; societies, 246; appropriations, 246; high school, 247 to 250; districts, 250; evening, 251; number
pupils, 251; names, 251; descrip- tion, 256; parochial, 258; private, 259
Schultz, Gilbert, 402
Schultze Market, 372
Schwartz, Frank, 439
Scofield, Charles, 382; David, 206; G. E., 337; Harry, 389; Mayla, 332
Scotson-Clark, George, 443
Scott, Angeline, 328; Agnes, 442; Jennie, 331, 332; John, 280, 281, 326; Richard, 206 Scribner, Enoch, 168; Nearza, 206; Philip, 136
Sculley, John, 288, 403
Sealshipt Oyster Co., 366
Seamer, Matthew, 100
Sears, Zelda, see Wiswell
Segal Lock Co., 428.
Segal, Louis, 428
Seeley, Captain, 82
Seeley, Lyman, 206
Selectmen of Norwalk, 447 to 462
Selleck, Belden, home, 166;
Charles, 181, 236, 259; Frances,
254; Frederick, 206; George,
293; Henry, 242, 245; James,
168; Libby, 335; Sally, 148; Uriah, 216, 264; Victor, 381; Wray, 206
Selleck boys saved, 336
Selwyn, Arch, 441
Selwyn, theater, 439
Sension, Ebenezer, 100; Samuel, 84 Sension or St. John's Beach, 414, 479
Sentinel, 321, 322, 325, 373
Sention, Mark, 38, 44; Matthew, 38, 44, 80, 84; Matthias, Jr., 38; Matthias, 44; Matthias, Sr., 38 Sepous or Tunxis, 4
Settlers of Norwalk impressions, 29; journey, 35, 36; names, 37-44 ; classes, 45; homelots, 46, 47, 48; problems, 51, 63; homes, 52
Sewage Disposal Plant, 425
Sewage pollution, 362, 363, 364 Seymour Brothers, 429 Seymour, Charles, Mrs., 334; James, 169, 206, 316; John, 169, 177, 279, 379, 406; Mrs. John, 434; Mrs. Seymour, 316; O.,
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316; Richard, 31, 32, 38, 45; Thomas, 38, 44, 84; Uriah, 206; William, 167, 169
Seymour Rock, 479
Seymore, Seth, 135, 171
Shafer, Frederick, 438
Shaffer, Geo., Co., 356
Sharp, Eleanor Weed, 410, 411 Sharpie, 351
Shaw, George, 299 Shea, John, 231
Sheehan, Frederick, 402
Sheehan, Marcus, 402
Sheep Rock, 414, 478
Sheffield Island, school dist., 247; 414, 416 Sheffield-on-Sound, see Chimons Shell fish Comm., see Conn. Shell- fish Comm.
Shells, oyster, used 343
Sherer, Henry, 389
Sherman, Charles, 444; John, 444; Roger, 187, 406; Taylor, 187, 246, 406; William T., 444
Sherwood, Samuel, 297
Shipbuilding, 265; at Wilson Point, 399
Shipping, oysters, 344, 348; to Europe, 355, 356 Ships ; here in 1819, 210, 214; steamboat, 215; early boats, 216; to Bridgeport, 217; to New York, 217; across Atlantic, 218; canoes, row, sharpies, sloops, scows, schooners, 351; "Early Bird," 352
Shoakecum, 32, 33 Shoe Blacking, in style, 209
Shorefront Park, 418, 419 Shorehaven, 264
Shorehaven Golf Club, 431 Shuckburg, Dr. Richard, 115, 118, 120 Sicaoggs, 4 Silk, Bryan, 391 Silk hats, 273 "Silk Stocking Co.," 307
Silliman, Joseph, 187; Samuel, 135 Silvermine, origin, 101; water, 317; art colony, 435 to 438 Silvermine river, baptism, 235 Simpson, Alma, 442 Sims, Edward J., 442 Skidmore, Joseph, 296; Samuel, 206 Slaves in Norwalk, 189
Slobodkin, J. E. M., Mrs., 423 "Slow and Easy," 264 Smallpox, 141
Smedley, William, 298
Smith, Asa, 265; 378; Asa E.
. . Smith, 265; Burr, 381; Chap- man, 206; Charles, 206; E. B., 379; Ebenezer, 206; Edwin, 298; Eliakim, 175; Edward, 339, 415; E. H., 310; Ferdinand, 382; Frank, 297; Frederick, 206; Fountain, 160, 161, 171; Ger- shom, 416; Henry, 206; Herbert, 389; Hobart, 265; Irving, 371; James, 168, 206, 337; Joel, 206; John, 206 ; Josiah, 418; Leslie, 327, 377; Louisa, 260; Mallard, 415; Oscar, 293; Russell, 402; Samuel, 38; Samuel, Jr., 100; of Milford, 100; Stephen, 268, 323; Thomas, 100; Walter, 402; Warren, 415; Willa, 332; William, 406
Smith's I., see Sheffield
Smyth, Rev. James, 230
Sniffen, Charles, 402
Snow, Elder, 234
Snow Storm, 92
Soanamatum, 32, 33
Societies, School, 246, 247
Soldiers; in King Philip's War, 82; in French and Indian War, 113; provision for families, 139; in Revolutionary War, 160, 161, 162, 167-171; in War of 1812, 205, 206; in Civil War 292 to 305; in Span. Amer. War, 382 to 384, and appendix; in World War 396 to 405
Solmans, Alden, 227, 252; hat fac- tory, 279, 280, 281, 283, 289 So. New Eng. Tel. Co., 338 South Center School, 245
South Five Mile River School, 254, 255
South Norwalk, 2, 90, 101, 146, 153, 156, 164; church, 192, 224; school, 251; pottery trade, 264; becomes city, 320; mayors, see appendix; burned, 324; library, 326; post office, 372; electric light, 376; consolidation, 387; new bridge, 391 South Norwalk Academy, 259 South Norwalk Baptist church, 233, 327; lighting, 378
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South Norwalk Boat Club, 432
South Norwalk Club, 373, 432
South Norwalk Cong. Church, 231 South Norwalk Electric Light Works, 376
South Norwalk Hat Co., 282, 290 South Norwalk Library, 326;
house to house canvass, 326; first bldg., 327; Carnegie aid, 328; gifts, 463
South Norwalk Methodist Church, 191 South Norwalk Oyster Farms Co., 366
South Norwalk Post Office, 372
South Norwalk Printing Co., 321 South Norwalk Savings Bank, 227 South Norwalk Trust Co., 227, 228
Southport, 12, 20; swamp fight, see Great Swamp Fight
South Union School Dist., 247, 253
Southworth, William, 228
Spanish Amer. War, 382 to 384; veterans, 468
Spanish Ship, 125 "Spat," oysters, 342, 343
Spawn, oyster, 343
Spawning, oyster, 343, 344
Spencer, Thomas, 31
"Spring Wagons," 348 Springwood, 296 Springwood Theater, 239
Springwood Union Chapel, 242 Sprite I., 479
Spruce Swamp, 49 Squires, Seeley, 170 Stabell, Thurston, 417
Stage Coach Days, 179-187 ; lines, coach, 182; coachman's import- ance, 183; stage hotel, 184, 214 Stamford, boundary dispute with Norwalk, 72, 73, 76; Tories in, 146, 209, 232, 292; in Civil War, 298; cars, 213; telephones, 337; oysters, 348; oyster grounds, 367
Stamford, Norwalk Tel. Co., 337 Stamford to Fairfield Path, 49 Stamp Act, 126, 127, 129 Standard Oil Co., 27, 428 Stanish, Helena, 375
Stannard, Orson, 240
Stanton, Sanford, 442; Thomas, 14, 15
Starfish feared, 350
Star Union Overall, 427
"State grounds," oysters, 354, 366 to 368, 481
Steam, in Nor. oyster industry, 351 to 353
Steamboat, in Norwalk, 215 "Steamer," for fire department, 307 Stephen's Island, 50, 149, 414, 478 Stephenson, Mary Weed, 410, 411 Sterling, Harry 308
Steup, H. S., 241; Martin, 241
Stevens, Earle, Mrs., 333; Edwin, 309; George, 389; Helen, 260; J. E., 429; Mrs. J. E., 293; James, 244; Jonathan, 100; Widow, 39; Zery, 206
Stevenson, Jonathan, 82 Steward, Robbart, 84
Stewart, John, 78; Robert, 38, 67, 85
Stirdevant, John, 100 Stoddard, Florence, 328
Stone, A. E., 234; Captain, 8; Rev., 86
Stores, old time, 429, 430
Storey, James, Mrs., her school, 261
Stoughton, Capt. Israel, 12, 14, 20 Stratford, 4, 190 Stratton, Frank, 391
Straw Hat Co., 289; Mfg. Co., 289 Strayer, Charlton, 434 Streb Co., 427, 444
Streb, Philip, 427
Street, Henry, 206; John, 168; William, 206, 244, 245, 378
Strike, hat strike of 1884, 270, 279 to 283; strike of 1909, 270, 284-289 Strunsky, Morris, 414, 415 Strut, John, 206; Samuel, 206 Stuart, Edward, 248, 349; Moses, 444 Stuart I., 414, 479
Styles, early Norwalk, 54; see dress
Sturges, Charles, 102; Katherine, 130 Subsidy men, 38, 40, 45 Suffering in jail, 410 Suffrage, 410 to 413
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Sugar House Prison, 171 Sugden, Benjamin, 382
Sumner, George, 408 Superior Hat Co., 289 Sutherland, Anne, 441
Swaine, "Leeiftenant," 63 Swamp Fight, see Great Swamp Fight Swan, Adam, 206
Swartz, Christian, 289, 303, 304, 327, 335, 432; Frederick, 335 Swedish Beth. Cong. Church, 241 Swedish Luth. Messiah Church, 243 Swine, 56; see pigs also. Symon, Burk, 438 and Mrs. Sy- mon
Synagogue, 242
Tailor, Uriah, 206 Tallmadge Brothers, 366, 367
Tallmadge, Stanley, 309, 366 Tarlov, Aime, 402, 404 Tate, W. S., 379
Tatobam, 17 Tavern Island, 349; see Pilot
Taxes, on tea, 134; abated, here, 173; highway tax, 188; on oys- ter grounds, 355, 357, 358, 365 Taylor and Golden, 373 Taylor, Charles, 329; Ellis H. Mrs., 334, 392; George, 323; Harry, Mrs., 332; Henry, 294; Homer, 372; James, 326; Levi, 113, 167; Mariposa, 334; Mayor, 281; Nelson, 322, 326, 376, 406; Thomas, 38, 84, 100 Tea, tax on, 134 Teachers, early, 57; first, 83, 84 Telegrams, 339, 340
Telephones, Norwalkers skepti- cal, 337; S. N. E. T. Co., 338; models, 338; locations, 339 Tellerwain, Timothy, 268
Temperance, see Little L'Ham- mock Tempest I., 414, 478 Tennent, William, 129 Terris, Arthur, 272
Thanksgiving, 106, 107, 108, 109 Thatcher, Josiah, 216; Thomas,
124 Thatcher's Mill, 187 Thayer, Harry, 437 Theatrical Colony, 439
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"The Bridge," 101, 153, 217, 381 ; city, 382
"The Rocks," 151; battle, 157, 158; monument, 169 Thomas, Charles, 228, 244, 268; Ed., 385-6; Edward, 323; Ed- win, 445; Mabel, 261, 332; Ru- dolph, 442 Thomas Restaurant, 228
Thomas School, 27, 261
Thomes, Charles, 309, 375; Earl, 309; Ephraim, 375 Thompson, Frank, 417, 436; Geo., Mrs., 334; Rebecca Mason, 316 Thorne, Pauline, 439 Thorp, Stephen, 173
Tilly's Carriage Factory, 233
Tire and Rubber Co., see Nor- walk T. and R. Co. Tobacco, drinking, 68
Tobey, Charles, 356 Tokaneke, 22, 65
Toll charges, on bridge, 393
Tolles, M. H., 379
Tomakergo, 22, 65 Toomey, Daniel, 395
Toreadors, 421
Tories, in Norwalk, 146, 147, 148, 149, 150, 151, 153 "Town Grounds," oysters, 354, 366 to 368, 481 Town Hall, 97 Town House, 176, 177
Town records, first, 56
Towne, H. R., 337, 338
Towne Street, 48, 49
Townsend, Harry, 437
Towntom, 32, 33 Tracey, John, 301
Tracey, W. J., 260, 288, 301, 389, 409; Mrs. Tracey, 422 Tracey, W. W., 409 Tracks in Norwalk raised, 224, 339 Train Band, 185
Trains, here, 218; horse railroad, 219; line to Mass., 219; N. Y. N. H. and Hartford, 221; first train here, 221; Drawbridge Catastrophe, 222; grade cross- ings, 224 Tramway Co., 312 Transportation, 213, 214-225; horse cars, 311; autos, 384; 1929, 425
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Trask, Capt. William, 14 Traveling, early, 81
Treadwell, John, 381 Trent, William P., 443 "Trimmer," of kerosene lamps, 372
Trinity Church, 154, 155, 176, 235, 236, 237
Tristram and Hyatt's, 187, 429
Tristram, Charles, 228, 429
Truman, Jessie, 260
Trumbull, 124, 127, 131, 160, 201
Tryon, General, 141, 142, 144, 145, 148, 151, 152, 153, 155 to 159 Tucker, Edward, 223; H. H., 240 Tuition, in
Norwalk schools; free, 251, 253 Tully, Bernard, 381 Tunxis or Sepous, 4
Tuttle, George, 298; H. Croswell, Mrs., 333, 373; John, 390
Twin lambs born, 175
"Two acre law," 349 Tyler, Alan, 372
Tyndall, Muriel, 438 Tyng, Harriet, 443
Udelman, Louis, 176, 373 Uncas, 2, offers aid to English, 9, discussion of 17, 18, 19; monu- ment erected to, 19, 20 "Uncle Tom's Cabin," 439 Underhill, James, 266 Underwood, Carlton, 400 Unkowas, 4 Union School District, 247, 253
Universal Hat Co., 289
University Women, 421 U. S. Fish Comm. Bulletin, 356
Value, oyster grounds, 365 Van Buren, Robert, 432 Van Coevering, Jeanette, 403 Van Curler, Jacob, 7
Vanderbilt, Cornelius, 217, 400; Henry, 294 Vanderbilt, R. T., Co., 427 Van Doren, DeWitt, 233 Van Horne, Madam, 180 Van Scoy, Fred, 340 Van Twiller, Governor, 7 "Vested Rights," 1n oyster grounds, 349
Veterans Foreign Wars, post and aux., 404
Veterinarians, 466 Village Room, 432 Volk, Charles, 307, 389; J. Volk, 375, 377 Volk Hat Co., 289 Vollmer, Charles, 382; William, 288
Wade, Elizabeth, 442
Wages, in 1850, 263; in hat strike, 279, 284; in Civil War, 297
Waite, L. M., Mrs., 334 Wakefield, Henriette, 442
Wakeman, W. J., 408
Waldron, Arthur, 393
Walkley, Shailor, 256 Walling, Anna, 415 Walsh, John, 267, 388, 394, 397, 407
Wampasum, 32, 33 Wangunks or Wangums, 4
War of 1812, 200; interferes with shipping, 200, 201; Norwalk very patriotic, 201; resolution, 202; blockades, 204, 205; Nor- walkers in, 205, 206
Ward, Thomas, 38; William, 329, 389 Ware Creek, 351 Wareing, Edmond, 100 Warner, Levi, 406, 407 Warren, George, 351; Isaac, 206; Samuel, 198
Washington, George, 142, 158, 160, 166, 180
Washington St. Bridge, see Bridge
Washington St. Crossing, 224 Washington School, 251, 258 Wason, Robert, 443
Wasson, John, 244
Waterbury, George H., 297; Lewis, 206; Phinehas, Mrs., 147 Waters, John, 161 Watertown, 22, 23 Water Works, for Norwalk, 317; for South Norwalk, 317, 318, 319
Waterworth, James. 298 Watkins, Mary, 438; S. H., 237 Wayne, "Mad Anthony," 160, 176 Wear Ever Slipper Co., 428 Webb, John, 206; Moses, 169; Richard, 31, 32, 33, 38, 44, 45 Wedding, see Norwalk Wedding
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Weed, Charles, 206; David, 206, 402; George, 206; Helena Hill. 26, 165, 190, 410, 411, 412; { Henry, 206; James, 206; Jarvis, :206; John, 206; Oliver, 417; Samel, 255; Scudder, 206; Sel- lick, 206; Thomas, 294 Weeks, William, 206 Wehrle, John, 416
Weld, Margaret, 403
Wells, Dorothy, 332
Welsh, Joseph, 303
Wenderoth, Amelia, 405
Wentworth, Edward, 170
Wentworth Tavern, 180
Wenzel, Ewald, 241
Wepawaugs, 4 Werner, J. Benton, 238 West, Henry, 442 "Westchester,": 217 Western Union, 339, 340 West Indies, boats to, 16, 216, 262 Westlake, William, 298
Weston, 100, 190, 196, 198, 211, 232; in Civil War, 298; tele- phones, 338
West Norwalk, 92, 146
West Norwalk Meth. Mission, 242 West Norwalk School, 251, 253 West Norwalk Union Chapel, 242, 254
Westport, 13, 72, 99, 100, 141, 198; trains, 219; in Civil War, 298; newspaper, 321, 323; telephones, 338; oyster grounds, 367, 368 Westport Advertiser, 323 "Westport Hour," 321, 323 West White Rock, 414; east, 414, 479
Wethersfield, 8, 9
Wheeler, Arthur, 289, 323, 381, 382; Frederick, 307; Howard, 292; Nathaniel, 293; Roy, 386 Whelpley, G. A., 377 Whistleville, 241, 296
White, Commodore, 336; Effinger, 417; George, 303; Peter, 136 Whitehead, John W., 428 White School, 260 Whitinge, Giles, 38 Whitlock, Hezekiah, 168, 214 Whitne, Joseph, 100 Whitney, Abraham, 136; David,
171, 216; Henry, 63; Hezekiah, 136, 168; Lewis, 206, 244 Whitney, John, 79, 100 Wickenhauser, Hans, 416; Margh- retta, 418
Wilcox, Matthew, 206; Nathaniel, 372; R. M. Mrs., 335; William, 206
Wilcoxson, A. H., 298, 308.
Wilker, Max, 427
Wilkins, William, 337
Williams, Albert, 382; Judge, 370; Roger, 6
Wilson, Benjamin, 100; Herman, 401; J., 289, 406; Margaret, 330, 331, 412; O. E., 282
Wilson's Point, 25, 26, 28, 29, 65, 146, 148; new road to, 178; trains to, 219, 220; telephone, 338; oyster shells, 347, 351; in World War, 399
Wilson Point Cove, see Cove
Wilton, 76, 78, 90, 92, 99, 100, 102, 152, 195, 196, 209; Baptists, 233; in Civil War, 298; water, 319; telephones, 338 Winchester, Albert, 376
Windsor, 8, 9, 21
Wing, H. E., 321; Henry, Mrs., 332
Winnapucke, 32 Winnipauk, 65; schools, 251; horse cars, 312, 313; water, 317; telephone, 338; post office, 371, 416
Winnipauk Island, 416
Winnipauk Post Office, 371
Winnipauk School, 251, 256 Winthrop, Gov. John, 20, 23 Wireman, John, 206 Wissman, Nat., 176
Wiswell, Zelda Sears, 26, 442 Witch Lane, 150
Wolcott, Roger, Gov., 125, 126, 143 Wolcott, Oliver, 137, 141, 143, 157, 158, 159, 160 Wolfe, Robert, 321, 389
Wolff, William A., 443 Wolthausen, 285, 288, 289 Wolves, 79 Woman's B'd. Hosp., 433
Woman's City Club, 420 Woman's Club, 420
Women, Norwalk, 55, 108; hys-
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terical, 152; build community house, 231; in World War, 403; in suffrage, 410; clubs, 420 to 423 Women's Christ. Temp. Union, 327
Wood, Enoch, 298, 299; Goodman, 147; Joseph, 206; Mabel, 335; Stephen, 169
Wood Island, 414, 416
Woodruff, Curtis T., 237
Woods, Henry, 404
Woodward, Asa, 41, 406; Elbirt, 418; George, 227, 260, 433, 434 Wooley, J. J., 291, 294; Mary Emma, 444
Wooster, David, 141, 144
Wopigwooit, sells land, 7; dies, 8, 9 World War, 396 to 404; Norwalk- ers leave, 396; record, 396, 402; Sixth Co., 397; Co. D, 102nd, 398; National Guard, 398; Kaiser comes here, 399; Wilson Point, 399; Armistice, 400 : cannon dedi- cated, 401, 402 ; killed or died, 402 ; women in, 403; war posts, 404
Wrenn, Mrs. Carrie, 26, 27;
Charles, 26
Wright, Edith, 440; Freelove, 95; George and George, Jr., 440; George, Mrs., 332; Obadiah, 136; Olive, 440; Richardson, 438, 442
Yachting hats, 275 Yale, early times, 123, 131 YD club, 404
Yankee Doodle House, in Nor- walk, 115, 116, 117, 119, 120; in Rensselaer, 115, 117, 118, 119, 120
Yohn, Fred, 437
Young, Amy, 334, Brigham, 234; Crawford, 438
Y. M. C. A., 399, 403, 434
Y. M. H. A., 243, 372, 399, 423 Youngs, John, 294
Zoeller, William, 402
Zoo, author of publication, 444
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